pyhton strings

Question

i still dont understand python strings. lets say if i do a simple line of code, etc.

print ("hello")

why would i then have to put this under the line of code

print("hello")
"hello"

it seems pointless, i must be missing something. can anyone help?

Answer 1

>print("hello")
>"hello"
unlike what you're thinking ,this is isn't two lines of code,its a line of code..followed by its output,thats how codes in the lessons are structured

Answer 2

Where did you take this from? You don't have to put anything besides the print method. Maybe you misunderstood something :)

Answer 3

Pay attention to the symbol ">>>" in the code. This is the user input character of the Python console.

Answer 4

the python lesson called strings gives me the impression that its needed/done by other people

Answer 5

Jzjns

Answer 6

>>>" "